women-from-england

"Had with mooming the gods left their willes undon, They had not so soone herited such a soule: Or if the mouth Tyme did not glotten up all, Nor I, nor the world, were depriv'd of my sonne. Whose brest Venus, with a face dolefull and milde, Dooth wash with golden teares, inveying the skies; And when the water of the goddesses eyes Makes almost alive the marble of my childe; One byds her leave styll her dollor so extreme, Telling her — it is not her young sonne Papheme! To which she makes aunswer with a voice inflamed (Feeling therewith her venime to be more bitter) "As I was of Cupid, even so of it, mother; And a woman's last chylde is the most beloved.""

"Stephen also, count of Blois, was despised and shamed by almost everyone, because in 1098 he had disgracefully fled from the siege of Antioch and deserted his glorious comrades who were suffering in Christ's martyrdom. He was so often reproached, by so many people, that he was forced to rejoin Christ's army, as much from embarrassment as from fear. His wife Adela also frequently urged him to go, and between caresses of her loving husband she would say: "Far be it from you, my lord, to deign to suffer the reproaches of such men for long. Recapture the famous vigour of your youth, and take up the weapons of the glorious army for the salvation of many thousands, so that there may be a great rejoicing arising from Christians all over the world, and terror for the heathen, and the public overthrow of their wicked law.""

"The story of Pilgrims is not just a historical chronicle; it is a tribute to the faith of the early pioneers, the spirit of the patients and their families who inspired its inception, and the skill and dedication of the staff, volunteers, and fundraisers who have worked tirelessly to keep the ship afloat over the past 40 years. It is a positive example of a small acorn giving birth to mighty oak trees."

"We remain the welcoming face that will guide people through some of the most difficult times, the support of the community fills our hearts with great joy as we continue our journey to help even more people each year."

"We have been pressing the idea of sustainable urban drainage for over 10 years. Because of the heavy, intense downpours and the fact there is more concrete, it overtops the systems very rapidly."

"They don't just lose their furniture, they lose their peace of mind. This has been like a mass burglary. The scale is huge and not having water is not good. We are going to start getting very smelly soon, this water is horrible."

"When I was looking at what I was going to say during this debate, I was very worried because, when talking about climate and biodiversity decline, you can begin to sound like Private Frazer from “Dad’s Army”—“We’re doomed!”"

"It dumped so much in such a short space of time - one town had six months' rain in six hours. That kind of thing is unpredictable up to the minute it happens."

"We will have to change our current ways of doing things, of course, where too many developments threaten or destroy some of the most precious habitats for the storage of carbon and the support of biodiversity—vital carbon sinks such as, as the noble Lord, Lord Teverson, said"

"I've been briefing Gordon Brown non-stop, he is very involved."

"I've been working 19-hour days ever since"

"It might be better if we just built a bloody great flood defence for Upton but they don't want that because it would wreck the middle of a pretty village"

"We are looking at all the water treatment centres and electricity sub-stations. Then we have our waste folk - there will be a lot of gunge left"

"“There is a misconception that these are children who can't be helped.”"

"“A lot of children who end up in real difficulties could have been had a much better experience if they’ve got help early.”"

"“The immediate changes that need to happen must start with the mechanisms to identify teenagers at risk of harm.”"

"“Every child at risk needs a ring of protection around them. And those in care are particularly vulnerable.”"

"“Gaps in our knowledge remain about who is supposed to be providing low-level mental health support.”"

"“Much of this recent rise in numbers is driven by the increase in teenagers on the edge of care or entering care because their parents are unable to protect them.”"

"“It feels a very drastic step, to exclude a very young child from school. There are so many other things … you could do to help that child get on in school.”"

"“A failure to provide care to those with lower-level mental ill-health, such as anxiety and emotional disorders, will have clear consequences.”"

"“All of the decisions that affect children’s lives and the services for children are so much better if you involve children … because they’re the experts in living their lives.”"

"“Children who fall through the cracks will eventually make themselves heard. It should not take a child making the headlines before we help.”"

"“All children should by right have quick and easy access to mental health care, regardless of their circumstances or where they live.”"

"But I think the ability to be able to scale every aspect of what we do; create key partnerships with the hyperscalers in terms of what we want to develop, invest in, procure and go to market with; it sets us up very nicely.”"

"I got quite a reputation for my Lotus skills"

"Once the highest value chunks are identified we synthesize the final answer and include citations back the underlying source documents”"

"We still have a ways to go, but at least it's providing the ability for us to understand how we should be using Gen AI to be more agile and hopefully productive in our ability to serve our clients; to understand how we need to change our ways of working and the talent set required to do so"

"“I think the bigger challenge, which we've all had on the cloud journey, is how you train your teams to work very closely with your partners and understand the capabilities, the economics, the telemetry and make sure that we are using it and scaling as best we can.”"

"I’m Client 1 of our own transformation...""

"We had second-hand clothes, we lived nine years in the Ukraine without running water so no showers for nine years! It was really tough to be honest with you"

"We weren't allowed to listen to music, no TV – I didn't know who Madonna was until I was 15. We actually left home when she was 12 and I was 15 to go and sing in a nightclub. And I just feel like we've been through the mill through our lives and I just feel like life's too short to sit around and be bummed out."

"One is [being] the technology officer who is responsible for all of the technology that powers McKinsey, all of the technology that we use to enable our clients; and then all of the platforms that enable both of those things.”"

"I'm so proud of the both of us, we desperately wanted to get into the live shows and we did. We don't care - we're just happy we got through this far."

"Leaving week one was a bit of a shock, I didn't think we'd leave this soon. But we knew it was coming and week one, week six, it doesn't really make a difference."

"We took the show one day at a time and we just had fun, and that's all that matters to us. We were ourselves and we had so much fun on the show."

"Our dad is very religious. He's got his own crazy ideologies of what he thinks it's all about so no"

"You have to be positive, you have to stay happy, and we are here today because of our positive attitudes towards it."

"We were singing our whole lives but we were doing things like Christian music that my dad wrote. He's not happy about it. And he writes us these crazy emails saying, 'Repent' and that we're sinners. All in capitals with exclamation marks"

"And I think we nailed Kids In America with the theme. I loved the hula hoops and the dress and the green eyebrows. It was incredible and it really represented who we were!"

""When I started filming makeup tutorials, YouTube had only been around for one year.”"

"“Initially, I wanted to be a singer.”"

"“I’m a makeup commitment phobe. I love trying different looks and products. I have about 1500 products and brushes I rotate based on my mood.”"

"Having a glamorous mum was my first insight into changing the face with makeup. When I got a little older I found out that my aunt was a makeup artist working with superstar celebs. My mind was made up!"

"My advice? Stay under the radar. Keep to yourself, keep working and stay polite. Never bite! This is a small industry and people talk—your reputation can instantly be ruined with a little gossip."

"“My first beauty memory is watching my mum apply blue mascara.”"

"My fiction ranges from the early 20th century to the 1970s. The 1950s and 1960s are dramatic because of the rapid changes in society that took place in just a few years. The changes were especially rapid in the Roman Catholic Church, and within the Church, none more so than in communities of nuns."

"This photo of my siblings [Nic, now 36, and John and Jim, both 29] and I was taken in the pre-digital age when I was about 19. We’ve all gone on to have our own YouTube channels, but I love pictures like this because they captured the moment and were not polished – unlike social media today"

"I recently discovered that I’m a Virgo after an astrologer read my chart. I always thought I was a Leo as I’m on the cusp. When I saw this ring with its tiny diamond Virgo constellation in New York, I had to buy it. It makes sense to me now why I’m so analytical"

"There's a lot of incorrect information out there. Most of our subscribers don't have the intention of becoming makeup artists, they're just looking for daily techniques for themselves. Aspiring makeup artists may enjoy our videos, but they understand that they need proper training and on-set experience."